Twitter can be a tool to find, grow, and mature your audience, as well as a great way to promote your blogging and podcasting. Here are eleven ways to help you succeed!
How to take live phone or Skype calls, managing Audacity plugins, effectiveness of podcast cards, live-streaming a Skype conversation, how to get a chatroom, and multiple USB mics/inputs on Windows.
The contestants: Audacity’s built-in compressor, Chris’s Dynamic Compressor, C3 Multiband Compressor, and Levelator. I was personally surprised by the winner.
LiveFyre’s commenting system boasts some impressive features and functionality, but has several deal-breakers for me.
I share what I’d like a commenting system to do and why I no longer feel IntenseDebate is the WordPress plugin to help me.
5 simple steps to get your own website, install WordPress, and start blogging or podcasting.
Thanks for checking out my site after hearing my presentation at WordCamp Columbus! Here are the WordPress plugins I mentioned. Images Grab & Save jQuery
After our loss of Chris Capel, his fabulous work on Chris’s Dynamic Compressor needed a new home. For now, I’ll host it here and will
My favorite WordPress plugins that enable me to effectively podcast. This is not just another list of plugins that all do the same thing, but each plugin has a special purpose and all work together.
Your website is the Internet home for your podcast. Here are several easy things you can do to make your website appeal to gain more listeners and make it easier for current subscribers.
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